Department of Land Use proposes standardizing electronic variable message signs (10-second display)
David Culver, General Manager of the Department of Land Use, told the committee the proposed Unify Development Code changes would standardize electronic variable message signs (EVMs) countywide and align message display time with billboards at 10 seconds to address public concerns about flashing signs.
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David Culver, General Manager of the Department of Land Use, told the committee that the Unify Development Code update on electronic variable message signs (EVMs) aims to make rules consistent countywide. He said larger billboards already use a 10-second display and that setting a common standard responds to frequent public calls about flashing signs.
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